Phoenix Tribune

10th ANNIVERSARY and EASTER SPECIAL An Advertisement In The Tribune Is A Direct Personal Appeal To Colored People WE ORIGINATE—OTHERS IMITATE OUR 25TH YEAR J.C.PENNEYCO. OUR SILVER YEAR Easter Styles VOL. X—NO. 383 1 The Magnet-Easter and Our Celebration Interest in our celebration of the Silver Anniversary of the founding of this Company in 1902 will be heightened this week by a presentation of beautiful new styles for Easter and the warm Spring days to follow. This might be appropriately called "Ladies' Week of Our 25th Anniversary" for feminine lovers of pretty things for wear and for the home, find our Store particularly attractive and interesting. Voguish creations of Easterwear for women and their daughters, bring an added desire to visit our Store this week—a desire which should be gratified whether you buy or not. Our Store will have a new appeal for men as well. J. Preamy Co. --- Phoenix Tribune key to Happiness ARIZONA'S LEADING NEWSPAPER In 10,000 Homes These Universal Styles At Our Nation-Wide Prices PHOENIX, ARIZONA, APRIL, 1927 A NATION-WIDE INSTITUTION PENNEY here savings are greatest WEST WASHINGTON STREET ter St se Universal Sty er Nation-Wide TION-WIDE INSTITUTION- NEYCO. are greatest' NGTON STREET Style Universal Styles n-Wide Prices "where savings are greatest" 14 WEST WASHINGTON STREET Dresses With A Ga es With A Ga To Celebrate Our Silver Year Typical of J. C. Penney Company Values! This selection of up-to-the-minute silk frocks—pleated, tucked, tiered and ruffled in the most approved fashions. The colors are lovely. Sizes For Women, Misses and Junior Misses $14.75 --- --- CO. INC. OUR SILVER YEAR yles les Prices A Gay Air J. --- PRICE TEN CENTS UR LVER CAR --- 1 CENTS UNITED STATES OF AFRICA PHOENIX TRIBUNE—ALWAYS IMPROVING Page Ten Henry F. Ashurst Will Be Speaker at Greenway Field Day U. S. Senator Henry F. Ashurst, known throughout the country as the “silver tongued orator of the U. S. Senate,” will deliver the address of the day at the gigantic Greenway Field Day program to be staged here on April 23, according to a recent announcement made by Mrs. J. B. Girand, chairman of the D. A. R. com- mittee. Senator Ashurst’s speech, as well as the results of the 75 or more athletic contests, will probably be heard in every section of the southwest. Ar- rangements are now being made for a remote control radio hook-up thru the courtesy of the Mountain States Telephone company and a Phoenix radio station. Greenway Field Day officials were elated over the news that Senator Ashurst had accepted the invitation to deliver the official address of the day. This will be one of the very few addresses, if not the only one, to be delivered by the senator on his western trip, it was stated. Grandstand patrons at the big edu- cational and sports meet will hear ev- ery word of the gifted orator’s speech as the officials have contracted for the installation of the Public Address System. This device, installed by Earl Nielsen, consists of six huge electrically operated amplifiers, which will be placed in the grandstand. It is also announced that at least five bands would play during the big program which starts at ten o’clock and winds up at five o'click. Bands already secured inchide the 158th In- fantry, Indian School, Phoenix Union High School and the Boy Scout Band. Negotiations are now on with the Mesa school ‘band and the St. John’s Indian school band. Fifteen hundred seats and sixty boxes have already been sold. Box seats nave been presented to conva- lescent ex-service men in the valley for this great sports program, memorial to their comrade the late General John C. Greenway. Phoenix Woman Buys 5,000 Shares Stock in Tornado Gold Mining Co. To Mrs. Fannie Mae Hamilton of 909 Seventh street. Phoenix, falls the honor of holding the first stock of the Tornado Gold Mining company. Call- ing at the company’s office, 405 Ellis building, at 8 o’clock on the morning of the opening day of the stock sale, Mrs. Hamilton was first in line, and at 9 o’clock headed the stock sub- scription list with a purchase of five thousand shares. Mrs. Hamilton is a native of Ari- zona, being the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Fiske, pioneer residents of Gila county. Reared in the atmos- phere of early-day mining activities, when the making of fortunes was of more frequent occurrence, Mrs. Ham- ilton is an enthusiastic believer in the future of Tornado. It was in this same district that her brother, James od, former assayer of the Old Dominion Copper company of Globe, located two claims, but he died before having an opportunity to develop the property. “T have supreme faith in Tornado as a high-class investment,” said Mrs. Hamilton in a press interview. “If successful, it will be the means of com- pleting the education of my daughters, one of whom is attending the State University at Tucson, the other being a student of the Phoenix Union High School.” Mrs. Hamilton recalled how her mother, Mrs. C. R. Fiske, held for 30 years the stock of a certain Globe mining property which eventually sold for $85,000. Unfortunately, the mother did not live to see the fruits of her investment. She died eleven days before the deal was consumated, but her children reaped the benefits of her foresightedness when the estate was disrtibuted to the heirs. FOR SALE BABY CHIX.—Golden Buff and White Leghorns (Tancred Strain), Black Minoreas, Barred Rocks, R. I. Reds and Turkens. No electric lights or egg forcing methods used on breed- ing fowls. ENOCH CREWS, SEA- BRIGHT, CALIF. THE GEO. F. MERRYMAN CO. Undertakers and Embalmers 124 North Second Avenue Phoenix Phoenia KEYS fitted and Duplicated LETIS R. TEMPLIN 142 Adams St. Phone 5058 Wear While | You Pay Se 4 y 5 ey NN 46 W. Washington St. CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank the many friends who were so kind to my dear husband during his last illness, and for your sympathy and loving-kindness so won- derfully manifested toward me in my bereavement. Mere words are in- adequate to fully express my appre- ciation and thanks. Suffice it to say, I am grateful to one and all who in any way showed kindness to me, Mrs. Wm Mabry 1226 E. Jefferson. CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank my friends for the kindness and sympathy extended to myself and sister during our recent bereavement, also for the beautiful floral offerings. MRS. CARRIE FREEMAN. A Real Food— DONOFRIO’S ICE CREAM Cooling, Refreshing, Invigorating Phones 7388 and 4301 | PHOENIX ARIZONA GOOD PLUMBING THE DocTorR Mees eee G) PLU EMBING@_— FT dovetts Little Lumber THE doctor pays more visits to the home where the drain- age is bad and the plumbing out of order than he does to a sanitary house. When you’re figuring your expenses for the year you should consider thoughtfully the necessity of installing in your home a pro- per plumbing system.- Then rou should talk with us. 970 East Van Buren St. PHONE 6531 PHOENIX TRIBUNE—ALWAYS IMPROVING --- --- --- ARIZONA RIPE OLIVES The Largest and Finest Grown Buy! Tornado Gold Mining Co. Stock "5 GRADES" MEDIUM MAMMOTH LARGE EXTRA LARGE JUMBO Ripened on the trees and packed with all their juicy, meaty flavor Arnold's Olives, Pickles and Relishes have established an unusually high standard for uniform grades and quality that have made them "preferred" in Arizona's best homes and hostelries. The best and most carefully chosen products, packed under the most modern and sanitary conditions, combine to make Arnold's products better." Arnold's Prepared Chiles Arnold's Sweet Relish Arnold's Mexican Hot at 405 ELLIS BLDG. PHOENIX Samples and prices of Arnold's Ripe Olives, Pickles and Relishes will be furnished upon request to hotels cafes, clubs, restaurants and grocers everywhere Arizona Ripe Olives are a delicacy that will appreciated upon any table. Ask your grocer for them by name. --- Shipped to All Parts of the United States ARNOLD PICKLE COMPANY 1401 East Van Buren Street Phone 7289 PHOENIX, ARIZONA Buy! - Buy! - Buy NOW! WHEN Y BUILD WITH HALSTEAD IT COST J. D. Halstea “One Foo N YOU B WITH HALSTEAD LUMBER AND HARD IT COSTS NO MORE Halstead Lumbe U BUILD MBER AND HARDWARE O MORE Lumber Co. Million” WHEN YOU BUILD BUILD WITH HALSTEAD LUMBER AND HARDWARE IT COSTS NO MORE J.D.Halstead Lumber Co. "One Foot or a Million" --- --- --- Arnold's Chow Chow Arnold's Sweet Pickles Arnold's Horse Radish Uniformity of grades and quality guaranteed WH BU J. D Phoenix Casa Grande Chandler Nogales Miami Safford --- Arizona Yards: Ajo Tempe Tucson Williams Page Eleven Winslow Mesa Florence Glendale Gilbert Gila Bend PHOENIX TRIBUNE—ALWAYS IMPROVING --- --- NCE TRULY the Staff of Life eat more of it. No more food is more healthful. Our famous "Milk and Honey Bread" and our cakes, rolls, pastries and all our other bakery products are baked in our electric oven—the finest bakery equipment in the southwest. Vance's bread is the finest that science, skilled bakers and modern equipment can produce. There is nourishment in every bite—a tasty flavor all its own—a quality bread. Milk and Honey Bread for Sale at all Grocers Don't Just Ask for Bread—Say "Vance" VANCE BROS. BAKING CO. 3rd and Jefferson THE STATE'S LARGEST BAKERY Best for Biscuits and All Baki Best for Biscuits and All Baking Purposes "ARIZONA Say "Arizona Rose" to your grocer TEMPE MILL SOUTHWEST MILLING CO SOUTHWEST FLOUR & FEED CO TEMPE MILLING COMPANY SOUTHWEST FLOUR & FEED CO. Tempe Phoenix Glendale --- --- Page Twelve Don't Say Bread —Say "Vance!" VANCE MILK AND HONEY BREAD Arizona's Staff of Life ARIZONA ROSE FOR EVERY BAKING PURPOSE TEMPE MILLING Co., TEMPE ARIZONA ROSE FLOUR Tempe --- --- PURITY --- Our contribution to the welfare of Phoenix is the furnishing of pure, rich MILK, CREAM, BUTTER and other Dairy Products—of a standard of purity and richness seldom equaled and never excelled. These products are delivered to your door step by a corps of well trained, intelligent and courteous men who are always anxious to please. it. ous basal in the nce, ace. --- NORTON DAIRY COMPANY NORTH OF STATE FAIR GROUNDS PHONE 6167 for Biscuits and All Baking Purposes or Biscuits and All Baking Purposes Guaranteed Unconditionally RIZONA RO ONA ROSE" One of the best all-purpose flours that money can buy. . LING COMP FLOUR & FEED CO. NG COMPANY UR & FEED CO. ix Glendale --- --- PHOENIX TRIBUNE—ALWAYS IMPROVING --- --- EASTER HAM SALE CRYSTAL ICE Purer Than Water to Drink Depend on Ice in all Weather Here is your chance to get a Swift's Premium Ham for your Easter Dinner at a lower price than we have ever been able to offer: We Are Serving Those Who Demand the Best Regular Skinned Per Lb. 32° Per Lb. 35° WHOLE OR HALF Pay'n Takit SOMETHING SAVED ON EVERYTHING where Economy Rules Builder --- Crystal Ice & Cold Storage Company NE 6363 where econom PHONE 6363 Contractor Contractor & Builder THIRTY-TWO YEARS IN PHOENIX No Job Too Large and None Too Small For Me to b Too Large and None Too Small For Me to H mall For Me to Handle No Job Too Large and None Too Small For Me to Handle Office and Planing Mill, 409 So. 3rd Street C. W. CISNEY PHONE 6309 ```markdown ``` --- --- Page Two PHOENIX TRIBUNE—ALWAYS IMPROVING DODGE BROTHERS FRIENDS OF THE FAMILY BUDGET McArthur Brothers Central and Madison, Phoenix ARIZONA "I Make It Easy for People to Lie" TODAY bered WS --- INGRAHAM MATTRESSES Manufactured from nothing but Arizona Products in an open-air daylight Factory. --- --- W. E. INGRAHAM on Street W. E --- --- --- YESTERDAY, TODAY and the unnumbered TOMORROWS We have kept pace with the growth and development of Phoenix, and through twenty-six years of faithful service have been accorded a generous share in its development. Through the future years of our business we shall continue, with unswerving determination, our policy of Right Merchandising methods. HALLORAN BENNETT LUMBER COMPANY Second Avenue and Jackson Street Lumber, Roofing, Cement, Plaster -everything for the builder 100% SERVICE --- --- --- --- 6th and Grant Sts. --- --- (1) 999 Phone 3504 Page Three PHOENIX TRIBUNE—ALWAYS IMPROVING PAINTS FOR EVERY PURPOSE Wholesale and Retail The Title Co 137 West Monroe St. S — CERTIFICATE ESCROWS empt and Courteous S ELQUEST PAINT COMPANY 146 E. Adams Phone 21930 The Coggins Title Company 137 West Monroe St. ABSTRACTS — CERTIFICATES OF TITLE ESCROWS Prompt and Courteous Service health—then let me examine you that your individual needs me anything. od—Modern Dentistry has made the case when we least think it. can afford. extremely moderate. All of our If you value your health—then let me examine your teeth—I will tell you frankly just what your individual needs may be—This service will not cost you anything. If your teeth are bad—Modern Dentistry has made provision for you ample provision. Sometimes this is the case when we least think it. Bad teeth is a handicap that none of us can afford. Our charges are extremely moderate. All of our work is guaranteed --- Page Four Local News St. Louis Hotel Changes. Mrs. E. L. Outland, who has for the past four years conducted the St. Louis Hotel and Cafe, has relinquished her interest therein and has leased a home at 1126 East Jefferson street. The hotel and restaurant are operated under new management and you are assured of the same high class service for which this institution is noted. Sergeant Bailey and wife are the new proprietors of the St. Louis hotel. Remains to Kansas Mrs. William T. Thompson and her mother-in-law, Mrs. Clay Brown, left recently for Oswego, Kans., with the remans of the husband and son, Mr. William T. Thompson, who passed away early this month following a long spell of illness. Mr. and Mrs. Thompson came to Phoenix several months ago from Kansas for the benefit of his health and resided at the residence of Rev. and Mrs. Wm. Solly, 607 East Jefferson street during their stay in Phoenix. After burying the remains of Mr.. Thompson, Mrs. Thompson and her mother-in-law, Mrs. Brown, Will return to Phoenix to reside. The Tribune joins the many friends of therelatives in extending our deepest sympathy to the bereaved in this their sad hour. EASTER Greetings FROM THE Popular Dry Goods Co. 136 East Washington St. ELQUEST PAP 146 E. Adams The Coggins Tie 137 West ABSTRACTS — CER ESC Prompt and TEETH JUST what does Nature do for us? First—"Baby Teeth"—Second—"Permanent Teeth." Teeth Quality is as variable as individuals. Perhaps you have taken the best possible care of your teeth—still they decay and "go to the bad." Some of us have neglected our teeth, naturally we are now paying the penalty. Remember this Nature has done her all for you. The science and skill of Dentistry must step in and supplement Nature. A thousand ills are directly traceable to bad teeth. The revelations and achievements of science are applied in this office. If you value your health—then I you frankly just what your in will not cost you anything. If your teeth are bad—Modern ample provision. Sometimes this is the case when cap that none of us can afford. Our charges are extremely mode --- MORRISON THE DENTIST NT COMPANY Phone 21930 ne le Company Monroe St. TIFICATES OF TITLE OWS ourteous Service time examine your teeth—I will tell you individual needs may be—This service dentistry has made provision for you least think it. Bad teeth is a handicap. All of our work is guaranteed. PHONE 3089 36 E. Washington St. Over Karams --- A Special Service to the Wage Earner! Hege & Co. High Grade Standard DIAMONDS—WATCHES—CLOCKS SILVERWARE—JEWELRY Sold on Easy Weekly Payments HEGE & COMPANY Same price, cash or credit 35 N. First Ave. EASTER GREETINGS, FOLKS Friends, not to hand you any hot air, but some time ago we spoke to you through your paper, about not seeing enough of you in our place of business. We must say that you have grasped the idea, and quickly responded, and have commenced to trade with us in large numbers. We notice that a lot of you folks have been patronizing the "Little Store." That's right friends, keep it up. Don't be afraid to come in and say: "Hello Reis, Old Boy," whether you wish to buy anything or not. We want you to feel at home in our place. We never urge our customers to buy, because we feel they know what they want, and are entitled to their own judgment. That's that. Come one, come all. We thank you. REIS THE OLD BOY HIMSELF AT THE BIGGEST LITTLE STORE IN TOWN FIRST AVENUE AT MONROE PHOENIX TRIBUNE PUBLISHED BY THE TRIBUNE PUBLISHING CO. PHOENIX, ARIZONA A. R. SMITH, MANAGING EDITOR Advertising Rates on Application Subscription, per year.....$2.50 17 N. 2nd St. Phone 7392 Our Tenth Anniversary With this issue the Tribune enters its tenth year of continuous publication in Phoenix. We have weathered the storm, left the siding and are now on the main line. To our many subscribers and liberal advertisers, we owe our success. In the beginning, we started out to make the Tribune a clean, conservative and reliable journal, and during all these years, we have not deviated one iota from this policy. In the future as in the past, the Tribune will be kept clean and free from objectionable matter of any kind. You may permit the children to read the Tribune with safety for we will print nothing that will in any way offend. The Tribune is the people's paper, and we shall continue to conduct it in a manner pleasing to the general public, and not in some cut and dired way that we think the people ought to have it. Beginning with this issue we shall continue to give you more and more of the local news. Phoenix is a city of 60,000 inhabitants, 5000 of whom are colored, and we feel that events of importance among this group should take precedence over any other. If your subscription delinquent, renew at once so that you will not miss a single issue of this intensely intersting journal. Better get in this month while the subscription price is only One Dollar for a full year. We thank our subscribers and advertisers for their generous support in the past, and ask a continuation of the same. With your support we can do anything, and if you want a real newsy journal, let us number you among our paid up subscribers. Something really sensational coming up in the next issue; don't miss it. All delinquent subscribers will be dropped after this number has been delivered. It is now up to you. We thank you. PHOENIX TRIBUNE—ALWAYS IMPROVING MALE NURSEMAIDS Many and devious are the methods employed by college students to pay their own way. Washing dishes, waiting on tables, polishing shoes, selling books, driving cars, working in factories—every scheme the mind could think of to earn a few dollars has been employed—but it remains for the boys at the heights branch of New York University to learn all about what to do when a ten-months old baby cries and how to keep a determined three-year-old from getting up and playing grocery store at 1:30 in the morning. This instruction is not included in the curriculum of the outstanding educational experience in minding minors for families residing in the new crop of white apartment A Special Service to the Hege & Co. High Grade DIAMONDS—WATCHES SILVERWARE—JEWELS Sold on Easy Weekly HEGE & COM Same price, cash or 35 N. First Av P. R. S. EASTER GREETING Friends, not to hand you any hot air, be to you through your paper, about not se place of business. We must say that you Page Five houses that fairly surround the campus. And the peuculiar part of it is that they have made such a success of the job that most parents prefer young men to girls for this kind of work because boys are in no hurry to get home early. Come to think of it, with half the girls in business or professions, boys should be educated as nursemaids. A writer declares that contented citizens are a town's best asset. But whoever knew a contented citizen? Now that they are taking the quotation marks from around wets and drys you can look for two more words in the new dictionaries. PHOENIX TRIBUNE—ALWAYS IMPROVING QQ >] ] 7 WOODS’ CANDY KITCHEN 144 East Washington St. CANDY — FRUITS — CIGARS We Make Our Own Candy ay. Et Phoenix me Arizona MINING ———- PUMPING —__— ELECTRICAL MACHINERY Re-built and Guaranteed ROSENBURG & CO. Industrial Equipment and Supplies Warehouse: 719-21-23-25 East Madison Street Phone 5994 Office: 113 N. Central Ave., Adams Hotel Bldg. ~L. DOGNMErS UIUE diore FIRST AVENUE and WASHINGTON PHONE 3004 Drugs Toilet Articles Rubber Goods Candies Electrical Goods OUR PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT Bring your prescriptions here for prompt, accurate filling. Registered pharmacists who have given continued satisfaction, who carefully follow directions without substitution. It means much to your health to know where your requirements are seriously observed. Page Six 1 4 Local News is visiting her sister,, Mrs. B. F. Hall at 225 North 9th street Mrs. Kidd is wonderfully impressed with Phoe- nix and may decide to return and lo- cate here. - * * Still Indisposed i Mrs. Laura Johnson of 1439 East Jefferson street, is still suffering with an infected hand. She had been indisposed for the past several months being confined to the hospital most of the time. She is now at her home and is improving slowly. * * * Former Phoenician Passes Word received from Carrolton, IIl., is to the effect that Mr. N. W. Alex- ander, former resident of Phoenix, passed away in that city last month. His wife was with him when the end came and the remains were buried in Carrolton. Mr. and Mrs. Alex- ander were well known in Phoenix, having spent some time here several years ago. * * * Passes to Reward Mrs. Emma Foster of Mesa, passed way recently, following a lingering illness. * * * Building Fine Home Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Keys, who came to Phoenix recently frqom Oklahoma, are building a modern cement block house on their property at 1329 East Jefferson street. Mr. Keys is a prom- inent business man of Kkmulgee, Ok- lahoma, and is the owner of several oil wells in that state. He likes Phoe- nix and has decided to help build up the city in a substantial way. We welcome you Mr. Keys, and your worthy companion. Would that we had more such citizens. ss oe Home Completed Mr. and Mrs. Fred William have just completed the erection of a cozy little home at 1222 East Washington street. This home is one of the many fine homes owned by colored people in this district. * * * Cozy Little Cottage Mr. and Mrs. Geo. T. Tinsley are building a modern little cottage on their property at 1118 East Washing- Gm fea le fede wee: i aia ae ae iS ate... World's Greatest Hair Grower. Grows hair on bald heads. It must not be put where hair is not wanted. Cures dandruff and all scalp troubles. $1.75 per jar. Vaughn's Curio Store YOUR EASTER APPAREL IS HERE Complete Outfitters For the Entire Family BEAUTIFY YOUR HOME! What is Home without Trees, Shrubbery, Vines and Flowers? We have at our salesyards a larger and better assortment of all the leading evergreens for this valley. A visit with us will convince you that our stock is strickly high class at very reasonable prices. Fruit Trees, Shade Trees, Rose Bushes Grape Vines and Berry Plants of All Kinds LOCAL NEWS Mrs. Williams Passes Word received from Monrovia, Cal., is to the effect that Mrs. Marie Williams, died in that city recently, following a lingering illness. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Williams were former residents of Phoenix, and have many friends here who will mourn her passing. Remodeling His Home Mr. Geo. S. Rodgers, president and general manager of the Western Mutual Benefit Association, is making some extensive repairs on his home at 25 N. 11th street.. A new wing has been added, entire new roof and other exterior and interior improvements. Church Property Sold Recently the trustees of Tanner Chapel A. M. E. church, 2nd street and East Jefferson, entered negotiations for the sale of this property. The deal has been closed and the trustees will purchase another site for the erection of a new and greater Tanner Chapel. The Rev. A. H. Hamilton, pastor of this church, deserves no small degree of credit for the progressive and forward steps now being taken by this congregation.. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Payne are erecting a modern office building on their property at 60 So. Third St. This structure will fill a long felt need and ere it is completed, every available space in it will have been leased. Mr. and Mrs. Payne are pioneer citizens of Phoenix and are to be commended for their progressiveness. Buys $3,000 Certificate Mrs. Pearl Childress Durr, 828 East Washington street, purchased a $3000 certificate in the State Building & Loan Association through their local agent, A. R. Smith, and has assured the education and protection of her children. Any parents interested in the education of their children, or who wish to guard against poverty in old age, should see agent A. R. Smith at 17 N. 2nd street at once and learn all about this Guaranteed Savings Plan, which is backed by over a million dollars in securities and is operated and managed by a group of the most prominent and successful business men of Phoenix. Just phone 7392 and ask for Mr. Smith. We will tell you all about it. PHOENIX TRIBUNE—ALWAYS IMPROVING $50.00 REWARD IF I FAIL TO GROW HAIR ORIENTAL HAIR ROOM World's Greatest Hair Grower. It must not be put where hair is not scalp troubles. $1.75 per jar. AGENTS WA AL HAIR ROOT HAIR C eatest Hair Grower. Grows hair on b put where hair is not wanted. Cures d $1.75 per jar. AGENTS WANTED PROF. M. S. CROSSE 839 Main St., WINNIPEG, MAN. Vaughn's Cuts Headquarters for E Choice Art Goods Mexican Hand-Made Lace VAUGH ARIZONA'S LARGEST 19-21 North Cent YOUR EASTER APP The home of Boston BOSTON Phoenix' Daylight D Complete Outfitters For BEAUTIFY YOU What is Home without Trees, Shr Now Is the Time to We have at our salesyards a larger the leading evergreens for this valley you that our stock is strickly high cl Fruit Trees, Shade Trees Grape Vines and Berry Plant More Evergreens—"H BLASINGAME THE OLD RE Vaughn's Curio Store Headquarters for Easter Shopping Goods Indian Bead Hand-Made Lace Work, Nov VAUGHN'S AZRIZONA'S LARGEST INDIAN STORE 19-21 North Central Avenue EASTER APPAREL IS home of Better Valle USTON STOR x' Daylight Department Outfitters For the Enti BUTIFY YOUR HOUSE home without Trees, Shrubbery, Vines and Now Is the Time to Plant Trees our salesyards a larger and better as- ergreens for this valley. A visit with a rock is strickly high class at very reas- rees, Shade Trees, Rose gnes and Berry Plants of More Evergreens—"Help Beautify Ph LASINGAME NURSER THE OLD RELIABLE First Ave. and Van Buren, Phoenix. --- Page Seven ROWER heads. ruff and all re Necklaces ses, etc. IERE Store Family NE! Flowers? ment of all will convince able prices. Bushes all Kinds x" Phone 6494 PHOENIX TRIBUNE—ALWAYS IMPROVING Association through A. R. Smith, local agent for the company, and presented it to her little grandson, James Edward McGhee. This child is only an infant, and before he finishes Grammar school, this fund will be paid Phone 6-7-6-6 Members of Florist Telegraph Delivery Association Flowers delivered anywhere LILY ICE CREAM Nourishing Tempting Refreshing All Flavors Special Prices to Churches and Other Societies LILY ICE CREAM COMPANY The Only Exclusive Ice Cream Manufacturers in in Arizona 1111 South Central Avenue Phone 3095 Phoenix, Arizona “There's a Lily Ice Cream Dealer Near You” --- At Your Service Don't Spend It All Standard high grade merchandise at reasonable prices - courteous treatment. Open an account today, with Phoenix Savings Bank & Trust Co pany, and deposit a part of your ea Open an account today, with the Phoenix Savings Bank & Trust Company, and deposit a part of your earnings each pay day. It's the road to independence and happiness. We pay 4% interest, compounded semi-annually. Phoenix Savings Bank & Trust Company Savings — Trust — Insurance Page Eight Local News Buys New Star Sedan Mrs. J. J. Brown of 1722 East Jefferson street is the proud owner of a bright new Star Sedan purchased recently. She is now riding in style and and her many friends are rejoicing with her. A Real Gift Mrs. Maggie Sells of 1317 East Washington street, purchased a $500 certificate in the State Building & Loan Association through their Phoenix representative, A. R. Smith, and presented it to her nephew, little Sterlin McCarty. This is the kind of gift that counts. When Sterlin reaches the age of 16, this $500 will be paid to him in a lump sum, and he will be assisted materially in providing funds for his college course. Its the only safe way to provide for the education of your children. Another Wise Parent Mrs. B. F. Hall, 225 North 9th street, purchased a $1000.00 certificate in the State Building & Loan over to him in cash. It may then be placed at interest in the Savings Bank, or with the State Building and Loan Association, where it will draw 6 per cent until needed to finance his education. With Flowers" GLOBAL COMAPNY CENTRAL AVENUE MORTON, Prop. June 6-7-6-6 Telegraph Delivery Association Delivered anywhere ICE CREAM Refreshing All Flavors Burches and Other Societies CREAM COMPANY Ice Cream Manufacturers in Arizona Central Avenue Phoenix, Arizona Cream Dealer Near You" Your Service All high grade merchandise at le prices — courteous treat- Quick Service Phone 3502 Free Delivery Ramona Drug Co. 325 E. Washington St. --- PHONE 3089 MORRISON, The Dentist WILL TAKE SPECIAL CARE OF YOUR DENTAL NEEDS X-RAY DIAGNOSIS FREE EXAMINATION 36 East Washington St. Over Goldberg's WEAR THE ARCH PRESERVER SHOE Keeps Good Feet Well—Makes Bad Feet Feel like Good Feet NELSON SHOE CO. 27 So. Central Ave. Phoenix, Arizona Local News Arrivals From California Mr. and Mrs. C. Stamps are recent arrivals from Los Angeles and are staying at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Plato Lindsey, 1317 East Jefferson. Mr. Stamps is in the train service, running out of Los Angeles, and they have decided to make their home in Phoenix. Building Apartments Mrs. Ada Stewart of 1134 East Jefferson street has erected another row of apartments on her property at this number, and is now prepared to take care of the growing colored population of Phoenix. These new apartments are modern in every way, and considered ideal for small families. * * * Provides For His Boys Mr. Chas. E. Bryant, one of the proprietors of the Spanish American barber shop at 615 South 7th avenue, purchased a $1000.00 certificate in the State Building & Loan Association through their local agent, A. R. Smith, and presented same to his two little sons, Virgil and Charles Jr. By the time these boys finish high school, this fund will be available to provide for their college training. The small amount deposited each month is hardly noticeable, but will amount to a snug sum in a few years under the State Building & Loan Plan of paying 7 per cent interest, compounded semiannually. Learn more about this Guaranteed savings plan. Phone 7392, or call at 17 North 2nd street. The Part Of Wisdom Mrs. Will Franklin of 717 South Montezuma street, purchased a $1000 certificate in the State Building & Loan Association through agent A. R. Smith, to provide for the education of her children. Quarterly Meeting Held The Rev. M. Thompson, presiding elder of the C. M. E. churches in this district, held his quarterly meeting and quarterly conference recently at the local C. M. E. church. This is Rev. Thompson's second year on the district and he reports all the charges in splendid condition. Of course, the local C. M. E. church, under the leadership of Rev. Haynes and his affable companion, heads the district, but all are doing well. Short Visit to Coast Mrs. Frank Shirley, beauty specialist and chiropodist, made a week-end PHOENIX TRIBUNE—ALWAYS IMPROVING visit to the coast for a little rest and recreation and to attend to some business matters. Easter Programs All the colored churches are arranging special programs for Easter, and the little children are prepared to entertain you in an appropriate manner. Attend the church of your choice and enjoy a real treat in the rendition of the Easter program. Revival To Begin The Rev. A. H. Hamilton, pastor of Tanner Chapel A. M. E. church, announces that a series of revival meetings will begin shortly at this church. It is planned to have a prominent evangelist conduct the services, so get ready to enjoy some old time religious services. Further announcement will be made later through the daily papers Purchase Hudson Coach Rev. and Mrs. Chas. J. Jackson of 805 So. Montezuma avenue, who were recently united in the holy bonds of matrimony, have purchased a bright new Hudson coach and are enjoying life in its fullness. Mrs Jackson is learning to drive and ere long will be piloting her car over the paved streets in a manner that will inspire confidence. Pays Manu Claims The Western Casualty Company of Denver, Colo., through their Phoenix Manager, A. R. Smith, paid numerous sick and accident claims to policy- Page Nine holders recently. This Company is known to be the best concern in the West, writing sick and accident insurance. Their policies pay for every kind of sickness or accident, and the beauty of it is they pay immediately. No red tape; no waiting; no great amount of letter writing; you get your check now! Call at the Branch office, 17 North 2nd street and let manager A. R. Smith tell you more about this wonderful insurance. It may be your time ext. Delays are dangerous. Better phone 7392 and let our representative call and explain the matter more fully. Joins Insurance Staff Mr. W. A. Brown, who for a number of years has been connected with the Western Mutual Benefit Association, has severed his connection with that company and joined the insurance force of the American Agency, which is operated and managed by A. R. Smith. Mr. Brown's specialty is sick and accident insurance, however he is authoried to write fire, automobile or any other kind of insurance you may need. The American Agency is fortunate in securing the services of a man of Mr. Brown's calibre, and we bespeak for him the goodwill, co-operation and support of the general public. His headquarters are at the American Agency office, 17 North 2nd street. Just phone 7392 if you need his services. The beauty parlors are turning out more beauties than the kitchens are cooks.